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BumRushDaShow

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34. They would only need to override if he vetoes it

Reply to sop (Reply #30)

Wed Jun 24, 2026, 02:51 PM

10 hrs ago

He hasn't said anything about vetoing it yet... just "not signing it".

I think both sides are using this for the election (and the GOP needs an "affordability" measure "win" for their constituents more than the Democrats might since the GOP is in charge and has done NOTHING to reduce the cost of every day items, let alone big ticket items like houses and cars).

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Asshole...... Lovie777 14 hrs ago #1

Trump is unsurpassed in that character trait. oasis 12 hrs ago #17

Stupid piece of wasted space UpInArms 14 hrs ago #2

He's going to lose the Mid-Term elections bigly, no_hypocrisy 14 hrs ago #3

There was already Vote ID in place. Ridiculous charade........... Bengus81 14 hrs ago #4

"National Emergency" johnnyfins 14 hrs ago #5

330 million hostages Ponietz 13 hrs ago #6

can't wait to desecrate its corpse dave99 13 hrs ago #7

Release the Epstein Housing Bill /nt bucolic_frolic 13 hrs ago #8

They might not have the votes to override a veto. SamuelAdams 13 hrs ago #9

Roll call votes BumRushDaShow 12 hrs ago #16

Wow! I haven't followed this bill. LeftInTX 12 hrs ago #23

Will enough Republicans remain firm on their initial votes when it comes time to override Trump's veto? sop 11 hrs ago #30

They would only need to override if he vetoes it BumRushDaShow 10 hrs ago #34

He has 10 days GCG 13 hrs ago #10

Thank you - somebody said it! Prairie Gates 13 hrs ago #13

This is also what I said, but... Ol Janx Spirit 12 hrs ago #14

They NEVER "recess" anymore except at the end of a Congressional session BumRushDaShow 12 hrs ago #24

Except when Johnson kept the House out of session for 54 days during the government shutdown. Ol Janx Spirit 11 hrs ago #28

And guess what? BumRushDaShow 9 hrs ago #35

"Thank you - somebody said it!" BumRushDaShow 12 hrs ago #19

So 10 days from now it's a law, except Congress takes the first week of July off, am I right? FakeNoose 11 hrs ago #27

They don't "take off" even during holidays because they do " Pro Forma" every 3 days BumRushDaShow 9 hrs ago #37

That's what i thot electric_blue68 9 hrs ago #36

Trump doesn't know that. TomSlick 11 hrs ago #31

I hope he does veto it and the veto is overridden, MarineCombatEngineer 13 hrs ago #11

He isnt vetoing it though so it might become law still. Hopefully. SSJVegeta 13 hrs ago #12

He cancelled the signing prior to meeting with GOP Senators. maxsolomon 12 hrs ago #15

And they will ALL line up kacekwl 12 hrs ago #18

Slobfather knows he's going to lose bigly this Fall Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 12 hrs ago #20

Well, he was never going to sign it chowmama 12 hrs ago #21

Oh well. It was too good to be true! LeftInTX 12 hrs ago #22

If he doesn't sign it, it will automatically become law after 10 days (excluding Sundays) BumRushDaShow 12 hrs ago #25

A traitorous billionaire grifter as president, relogic 12 hrs ago #26

Whiny little shite paleotn 11 hrs ago #29

It's like all things he does for show jgmiller 11 hrs ago #32

Good. Do not let him try to take credit for it. Run the ads mb40 11 hrs ago #33